(Finance) – It was held this morning in the Aula Magna of theFederico II University of Naples the ceremony of closure of the second edition of the SI Academy (Smart Infrastructures Academy) of the University of San Giovanni a Teduccio (NA), born from partnership between the Neapolitan University and Tecnea company of the Autostrade per l’Italia Group.
For the 21 students involved in this new edition has opened the possibility of entry into the company by Tecne. In addition to the boys – 21 recent graduates and 19 employees of the ASPI Group – the President of Tecne took part in the ceremony Ennio Cascettathe Director of Human Capital Organization and HSE of the Aspi Group Gian Luca Oreficeand the Director of the Department of Structures for Engineering and Architecture of the University Andrew Protawho delivered the training diploma to the boys.
This morning’s ceremony was also the occasion for present some of the news che will be featured in the next edition and the announcement relating to the third edition, which will take place from next autumn. Among the novelties, the involvement of Amplia, Aspi Group company engaged in the maintenance, construction and modernization of infrastructures. The 18 selected recent graduates will be reimbursed for expenses for the entire duration of the course and the last month of training will be dedicated to real professional experience within one of the Group companies.
There SI Academy has already formed and placed in the Group a total of 42 students, as well as offering a course of technical study to 31 employees, with specialized skills. This initiative falls under the scope of 9 Federico II Academy, advanced training courses that are the result of collaboration between the University and internationally renowned companies. This experience also falls under the scope of “Highways of Knowledge”the collaboration path promoted by Autostrade per l’Italia with the most important national universities.
“Attracting talent and training new skills for the future of sustainable mobility and for our country is one of the cornerstones of the Group”, said the president of Tecne Ennio Cascettawhich believes “it is essential that companies invest in research and training to meet the need in terms of professionalism”.
“Coming to Federico II to deliver these training diplomas and announce the recruitment of young talents who have participated in the SI Academy makes us proud and pushes us to move forward, relaunching every year with many new initiatives”, commented the Human Capital Director Organization and HSE of the Aspi Group Gian Luca Oreficewhich reiterates the importance of combating the phenomenon of the professional gap.
“The second edition of the SI Academy – declared the Director of the Department of Structures for Engineering and Architecture of the University Andrew Prota – made it possible to consolidate the training course already set in the first edition and was characterized by a greater weight given to group work and the analysis of real cases “.